Fiddle Chopping Lesson 8 – The Triple Chop
In this fiddle chopping lesson, Naill Murphy teaches the challenging triple chop. This is an excerpt of the course…the full lesson available to fiddlevideo.com subscribers includes step by step instructions and multiple HD camera angles.
Below are links to the rest of the fiddle chopping instructional series:
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 1 – Basic Chord Chopping
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 2 – The Double Chop
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 3 – Basic Chord Chopping
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 4 – Shuffle Chop (Without Chords)
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 5 – Shuffle Chop (With Chords)
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 6 – Advanced Chord Chopping
- Fiddle Chop Series Lesson 7 – Bass Line Chopping
Here are a couple of videos of Niall demonstrating fiddle chopping in a performance environment:
Fiddle Solo, Le Bikini, Toulouse
• A VIEW FROM THE STAGE •Fiddle solo, Toulouse.I will never tire of playing for lovely audiences like this around the world and count myself very lucky to be able to do so. Here I am with french band, Doolin’ during a sold out gig in Le Bikini, France. Hope you enjoy 🙂 Please share with your friends.Niall?
Posted by Niall Murphy on Saturday, April 29, 2017
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Yes, good luck. LOL. Watched them all to get a feel and now going back to beginning to practice.
Excellent.
Are versions coming for other rhythms?
Good approach, Doug. If we get Niall back in the studio (not on the radar for 2018) we’ll look at building out the series with additional rhythms…
So how and where can we use this technique? It’s super cool!, Is it just backup or can it be incorporated into a tune? I’ve tried frinding videos on youtube with little success-just alot of tutorials but not much practical use. Thanks